Howard University - Bison Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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Love it or hate it - the dormitory is a fact of life at Howard which cannot be escaped. Whether you live in the Quad” with its stringent restrictions, or in Slowe with its high burglary rate, or in Drew. Cook, or the Meridian, you cannot but share the concern of most students that the dormitories need improvement. However slow in coming, change is on its way. This year saw more implementation of dormitory programming tailored to student interest than ever before. From a jazz show in Slowe Hall to a lecture on symbolism in African art, the dorms have been the scene of activities designed to widen students’ horizons. Dorm Life lop Right tu.k-nt« moving into the dorm with a parent giving 3 helping bond A bote It's dinner time, and those Mcridi.in Hill residents take a little time oil their studios Ahotr left A typical student's room